I think some of Albert's neroctic behavior comes from the fact  he was constantly worried his wife would go mad. You have to remember  mental illness was in their family.

Victoria was prone to depression and angry outbursts. She could very well have been suffering from a mood disorder.

Albert was controlling, absolutely, but he did think he was helping his wife.

It does make sense she mourned Albert, but she was human, she probably loved again, just not in the same way

Our host is a snappy dressed middle aged person who knows how to wear pink and green suits with gray chuck Taylor's , with the ever British Panama hat he is endeed that of the learned style council.

Wonderful and informative documentary - gets behind the typical biographies and her relationship with Albert.

I believe something did happen with brown, but Beatrice deleted all trace of it as she was instructed to get rid of any scandalous or offensive letters

Queen Victoria's Letters. Fascinating. I'm surprised the BBC hasn't given you a strike.

The modern day "constitutional monarchs" owe a deep debt of gratitude to Victoria and Albert who were the templates of  how to live long and prosper in our cynical world and not be thrown onto the dust bin of history.

Personally I think that Victoria and Albert loved each other and Albert's biggest desire was to have a role, work, that he could do.  As for Victoria, he lengthy mourning was something she enjoyed.  She ended up using that mourning as a weapon to get her way.  She always seemed to find another man to be with her whether it was John Brown or Abdul.

I love history so I am learning about the real royals

The poor Munshi had yet again gone down with a dose of the clap,

The presenter walks a bit like Charlie Chaplin, too (I mean another entertaining aspect to him, in addition to his mimicking the German accent).

Wonderful presentation. Thanks so much for posting this!

A woman truly ahead of her time.

If you want to watch full movie it’s there call Victoria and Abdul. Netflix has it

This guy is a excellent narrator and historian.

Just fabulous!!  What a treasure to find this video.
I’ve always liked queen Victoria from history.  However, I knew so little before watching this. Now I like her even more!!

I also adore how he enjoys imitating the people he quotes from!

Superb. Love Mr Wilson's narrative!

I loved the movie Victoria and Abdul.  Moonchie

Vicki was Queen Victoria’s first daughter and she sadly edited her mother’s letters after Victoria’s death

Wonderful documentary. Delightful and also very informative.